公开(公告)号：US20080233525A1

公开(公告)日：2008-09-25

申请号：US11896394

申请日：2007-08-31

申请人： James J. Callas ,  David J. White

发明人： James J. Callas ,  David J. White

IPC分类号： F23C7/00

CPC分类号： F23C6/045 ,  F23C9/006 ,  F23C2900/03005 ,  F23C2900/03006 ,  F23R3/06 ,  F23R3/286 ,  F23R3/42 ,  F23R3/46 ,  F23R3/54

摘要： A combustor for a turbine engine is disclosed. The combustor may have a can-like dilution zone, a primary combustion zone, and a secondary combustion zone. The primary combustion zone may be disposed radially about the can-like dilution zone. The secondary combustion zone may be disposed at an end of the can-like dilution zone to fluidly communicate the primary combustion zone and the can-like dilution zone.

摘要翻译： 公开了一种用于涡轮发动机的燃烧器。 燃烧器可以具有罐状稀释区，主燃烧区和二次燃烧区。 主燃烧区域可以围绕罐状稀释区域径向设置。 二次燃烧区域可以设置在罐状稀释区域的端部，以使主要燃烧区域和罐状稀释区域流体连通。

公开(公告)号：US08015814B2

公开(公告)日：2011-09-13

申请号：US11896394

申请日：2007-08-31

申请人： James J. Callas ,  David J. White

发明人： James J. Callas ,  David J. White

IPC分类号： F02C1/00 ,  F02C7/08

CPC分类号： F23C6/045 ,  F23C9/006 ,  F23C2900/03005 ,  F23C2900/03006 ,  F23R3/06 ,  F23R3/286 ,  F23R3/42 ,  F23R3/46 ,  F23R3/54

摘要： A combustor for a turbine engine is disclosed. The combustor may have a can-like dilution zone, a primary combustion zone, and a secondary combustion zone. The primary combustion zone may be disposed radially about the can-like dilution zone. The secondary combustion zone may be disposed at an end of the can-like dilution zone to fluidly communicate the primary combustion zone and the can-like dilution zone.

摘要翻译： 公开了一种用于涡轮发动机的燃烧器。 燃烧器可以具有罐状稀释区，主燃烧区和二次燃烧区。 主燃烧区域可以围绕罐状稀释区域径向设置。 二次燃烧区域可以设置在罐状稀释区域的端部，以使主要燃烧区域和罐状稀释区域流体连通。

公开(公告)号：US09394661B2

公开(公告)日：2016-07-19

申请号：US14481238

申请日：2014-09-09

申请人： David J. White

发明人： David J. White

IPC分类号： E02B11/00 ,  E02D3/00

CPC分类号： E02B11/005 ,  E02D3/00

摘要： A maintainable soil drain and methods for using the maintainable soil drain for draining liquid away from structures, such as Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) walls and earth slopes, are disclosed. According to an aspect, a maintainable soil drain includes a drainage pipe having multiple holes defined therein. The maintainable soil drain also includes a removable drain. Further, the maintainable soil drain includes an interior geotextile wrapping that substantially surrounds the removable drain.

摘要翻译： 公开了一种可维护的排水渠和使用可维护的排水道将液体排出远离结构的机械稳定地球（MSE）墙体和泥土斜坡的方法。 根据一个方面，可维护的排水口包括排出管，其中限定有多个孔。 可维护的排水沟还包括可拆卸的排水管。 此外，可维护的排水道包括基本上围绕可移除的排水沟的内部土工织物包裹物。

公开(公告)号：US07480860B2

公开(公告)日：2009-01-20

申请号：US09840737

申请日：2001-04-23

申请人： David J. White

发明人： David J. White

IPC分类号： G06F17/24 ,  G06F15/16

CPC分类号： G06F17/2264 ,  Y10S707/99945 ,  Y10S707/99948

摘要： A data management system for generating customized versions of data documents. Initially the document is stored as in the form of raw data, which is subsequently parsed into an internal representation of the document. In one embodiment, raw data is stored in XML form and is parsed by an XML parser. Upon the initial request for a customized version of the document, a sequence of transforms is applied to the internal representation and to subsequently transformed documents in order to create hierarchical, customized document levels. In one embodiment, transforms are implemented as either XSL stylesheets, although Java classes may also be employed. The document versions are written to cache, and subsequent requests for existing versions of the document are referred to cache. In the event that any document dependencies change, a cached version will be denoted invalid, and subsequent requests will result in the re-generation of a customized version.

摘要翻译： 一种用于生成数据文档的定制版本的数据管理系统。 最初，文档以原始数据的形式存储，随后将其解析为文档的内部表示。 在一个实施例中，原始数据以XML形式存储，并由XML解析器解析。 在对文档的定制版本的初始请求时，将一系列变换应用于内部表示和随后转换的文档，以便创建分层的，定制的文档级别。 在一个实施例中，变换被实现为XSL样式表，尽管也可以使用Java类。 文档版本被写入高速缓存，并且对文档的现有版本的后续请求被称为高速缓存。 如果任何文档依赖关系发生更改，缓存版本将被表示为无效，后续请求将导致重新生成自定义版本。

公开(公告)号：US06583217B1

公开(公告)日：2003-06-24

申请号：US09479813

申请日：2000-01-07

申请人： Yadong Li ,  R. Lee Peyton ,  David J. White

发明人： Yadong Li ,  R. Lee Peyton ,  David J. White

IPC分类号： C08K300

CPC分类号： C04B26/006 ,  C08K3/22 ,  Y02W30/92 ,  Y10S264/49 ,  C04B18/08 ,  C04B40/0085

摘要： A composite material and method are described wherein melted waste, chemically unmodified PET material and fly ash particles are mixed in a vessel to disperse fly ash particles in the melted PET material. The resulting mixture then is cooled to solidify the melted PET material to form a composite material having a matrix comprising PET and dispersoids distributed in the matrix and comprising fly ash particles.

摘要翻译： 描述了一种复合材料和方法，其中熔融废料，化学未改性的PET材料和飞灰颗粒在容器中混合以分散熔融的PET材料中的飞灰颗粒。 然后将所得混合物冷却以固化熔融的PET材料，以形成具有基质的复合材料，该基质包含分散于基质中的PET和分散体并且包含飞灰颗粒。

公开(公告)号：US06422421B1

公开(公告)日：2002-07-23

申请号：US09628083

申请日：2000-07-28

申请人： Mark J. Freudinger ,  David J. White

发明人： Mark J. Freudinger ,  David J. White

IPC分类号： B67D516

CPC分类号： B67D1/0005 ,  B67D2210/00031 ,  B67D2210/00047

摘要： A pizza sauce dispensing apparatus that includes a base, a motor mounted within the base, a pump mounted to the base, a container of sauce mounted on the base, a removable conduit connecting the container and the pump, a valve removably mounted to the container, a nozzle, another removable conduit between the pump and the nozzle, a nozzle switch, a bracket for storing the nozzle when not in use, an electrical control circuit for programming the apparatus to dispense sauce as a function of pizza size, a sauce addition switch and a sauce subtraction switch, and an electrical path including two metal posts and wire from the base to the nozzle switch. The parts having the sauce path are removable and washable even though some of the parts include an electrical path which typically cannot be immersed in water. The result is an efficient, relatively inexpensive apparatus.

摘要翻译： 一种比萨饼酱分配装置，包括基座，安装在基座内的马达，安装到基座的泵，安装在基座上的酱汁容器，连接容器和泵的可拆卸导管，可移除地安装到容器 喷嘴，泵和喷嘴之间的另一可移除导管，喷嘴开关，用于在不使用时存放喷嘴的托架，用于根据比萨尺寸对烹调酱汁进行编程的电气控制回路，酱汁添加 开关和酱汁减法开关，以及包括两个金属柱和电线的电路，从基座到喷嘴开关。 具有酱汁通道的部件即使是一些部件包括通常不能浸入水中的电路，也是可移除和可洗涤的。 结果是有效的，相对便宜的装置。

公开(公告)号：US5294410A

公开(公告)日：1994-03-15

申请号：US891251

申请日：1992-06-01

申请人： David J. White

发明人： David J. White

IPC分类号： F01N5/02 ,  B01D45/12 ,  B01D53/50 ,  B01D53/70 ,  B01D53/86 ,  F01N3/08 ,  F01N3/24 ,  F02C6/00 ,  F02C6/04 ,  F02C7/052 ,  B01D50/00

CPC分类号： B01D53/508 ,  B01D45/12 ,  B01D53/70 ,  B01D53/8668 ,  F02C7/052 ,  Y02T50/67 ,  Y02T50/671

摘要： Gas purification systems presently use air bleed from an engine and further remove carbon dioxide therefrom. The present gas purification and thermal conditioning system also bleeds from the engine, however; the gas is further partially filtered to remove solids. The gas is heated to a preestablished level having a temperature of between 800 to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit by using a first heat exchanger or recuperator. The system further purifies the gas by using a reactor system including a thermal reactor and a catalytic reactor. The system further purifies the gas by using a polisher and an absorber. After the gas has been purified, the gas is thermally conditioned by a supersonic turbine so that the gas temperature is usable for its intended purpose.

摘要翻译： 气体净化系统目前使用来自发动机的空气泄放并进一步从其中除去二氧化碳。 然而，目前的气体净化和热调节系统也从发动机流出; 将气体进一步部分过滤以除去固体。 通过使用第一热交换器或换热器将气体加热至温度在800至1000华氏度之间的预先建立的水平。 该系统通过使用包括热反应器和催化反应器的反应器系统进一步纯化气体。 该系统通过使用抛光机和吸收器进一步净化气体。 在净化气体之后，通过超音速涡轮对气体进行热调节，使得气体温度可用于其预定目的。

公开(公告)号：US4243960A

公开(公告)日：1981-01-06

申请号：US933395

申请日：1978-08-14

申请人： David J. White ,  Carl N. Helmick, Jr. ,  Robert E. Hunt

发明人： David J. White ,  Carl N. Helmick, Jr. ,  Robert E. Hunt

IPC分类号： H03H3/10 ,  H03H9/64 ,  H01L41/22 ,  H03H9/25 ,  H03H9/42

CPC分类号： H03H3/10 ,  Y10T29/42

摘要： A method and device for adjusting the center frequency after fabrication of surface acoustic wave (SAW) devices by the deposition of a nonconducting coating which alters the SAW propagation velocity of the device.

摘要翻译： 一种用于通过沉积不改变涂层的表面声波（SAW）器件制造之后的中心频率来调节器件的SAW传播速度的方法和装置。

公开(公告)号：US10410838B2

公开(公告)日：2019-09-10

申请号：US13318962

申请日：2010-05-06

申请人： Daniel R. Hanson ,  Moses M. David ,  David J. White ,  Jean A. Kelly ,  Todd D. Alband

发明人： Daniel R. Hanson ,  Moses M. David ,  David J. White ,  Jean A. Kelly ,  Todd D. Alband

IPC分类号： H01J37/32 ,  A61M15/00 ,  B05D1/00 ,  B05D3/14 ,  B05D5/08 ,  B05D7/22 ,  C23C16/04 ,  C23C16/455

摘要： An apparatus (9) for plasma treating multiple containers. The apparatus includes a manifold (2) comprising at least a first chamber with multiple outlet openings and multiple hollow, electrically-conductive nozzles (10) for at least one of delivering or exhausting plasma-generating gas. The multiple hollow, electrically-conductive nozzles are connected to the multiple outlet openings and protrude from the manifold. A method of plasma treating multiple containers is also disclosed. The method includes providing a reactor system comprising an apparatus disclosed herein, inserting the multiple hollow, electrically-conductive nozzles into the multiple containers (30), evacuating the multiple containers, grounding the multiple hollow, electrically-conductive nozzles while applying radio frequency power to the multiple containers, providing a gas inside the containers, and generating a plasma. At least one of evacuating or providing the gas is carried out through the hollow, electrically-conductive nozzles.

公开(公告)号：US20180053158A1

公开(公告)日：2018-02-22

申请号：US15238626

申请日：2016-08-16

申请人： David J. White

发明人： David J. White

IPC分类号： G06Q20/06 ,  G06Q20/40 ,  G06Q20/38

CPC分类号： G06Q20/065 ,  G06Q20/227 ,  G06Q20/3829 ,  G06Q20/405

摘要： One embodiment of the invention is directed to a method for allocating and tracking funds to connected devices to enable the connected devices to perform transactions independently. The method may comprise, receiving, at a management computer, an input amount. The input amount may be associated with a first data store. The management computer may allocate one or more segments of the input amount to one or more corresponding connected devices. The management computer may associate the one or more segments with a second data store. In at least one example, the individual segment allocated to a connected device enables the connected device to conduct a transaction. The management computer may provide the allocated segment to the connected device. Later, the management computer may receive a residual segment amount from the device and may deallocate some portion of the segment amount from the device based on the residual segment amount.